Mini-Writing Retreat
After a crazy-busy summer, I’ve spent almost two weeks working on my latest manuscript. The concentrated time has been perfect. Some tactics that have made it productive: Organize – clear
November 3, 2016
After a crazy-busy summer, I’ve spent almost two weeks working on my latest manuscript. The concentrated time has been perfect. Some tactics that have made it productive: Organize – clear
Having just returned from Chicago, where we helped our daughter and son-in-law with their toddler and newborn, I am reminded of the chaos each family faces in such circumstances. Toddlers
Ian and I have seen a number of great movies so far at TIFF this year in addition to A United Kingdom, which I posted about on Tuesday. MARIE CURIE –
My husband and I began attending TIFF five years ago. We purchase 20 tickets and see 10 films together. A wonderful opportunity to immerse oneself in the movie-going experience and for
No, this is not the announcement that I’m writing an erotic novel 🙂 Rather it is an ode to Ireland with special mention of Ireland Walk Hike Bike – the folks
Dear friends … summer has exploded out of the blocks and seems to be disappearing faster than usual. With my book launch coming up and a number of related commitments,
I’m a self-taught author. There, I’ve admitted it. I do not have an MFA and no, I did not study English at university, nor did I take a four-year program
We’ve been on holiday with friends in Newfoundland and Labrador – the only Canadian province I hadn’t visited. And what a stunning place it is. The wild beauty of hills,
Monday night was planning night at the Toronto book club where I’ve been a member for at least fifteen years. We have a tried and true process of nominating books,
Perhaps you’re tired of serious posts about the writing of historical fiction, the analysis of who reads, who writes, what makes this or that author/book successful. And then there are
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
